
Superman III
If the world's most powerful computer can control even Superman...no one on earth is safe.
Aiming to defeat the Man of Steel, wealthy executive Ross Webster hires bumbling but brilliant Gus Gorman to develop synthetic kryptonite, which yields some unexpected psychological effects. Between rekindling romance with his high school sweetheart and saving himself, Superman must contend with a powerful supercomputer.
- 5.5
- 1983
- Released
- 2h 5m

Christopher Reeve
Clark Kent / Superman
Richard Pryor
August 'Gus' Gorman
Jackie Cooper
Perry White
Marc McClure
Jimmy Olsen
Annette O'Toole
Lana Lang
Annie Ross
Vera
Pamela Stephenson
Lorelei
Robert Vaughn
Ross Webster
Margot Kidder
Lois Lane
Gavan O'Herlihy
Brad
Nancy Roberts
Unemployment Clerk
Graham Stark
Blind Man
Henry Woolf
Penguin Man
Gordon Rollings
Man In Cap
Peter Wear
Bank Robber
Justin Case
Mime
Bob Todd
Dignified Gent
Terry Camilleri
Delivery Man
Stefan Kalipha
Data School Instructor
Helen Horton
Miss Henderson
Lou Hirsch
Fred
Bill Reimbold
Wages Man
Shane Rimmer
State Policeman
Al Matthews
Fire Chief
Barry Dennen
Dr. McClean
Enid Saunders
Minnie Bannister
Kevin Harrison Cork
D.J.
Robert Henderson
Mr. Simpson
Paul Kaethler
Ricky
R.J. Bell
Mr. Stokis
Pamela Mandell
Mrs. Stokis
Peter Whitman
Man At Cash Point
Ronnie Brody
Husband
Sandra Dickinson
Wife
Philip Gilbert
Newsreader
Pat Starr
White-Coated Scientist
Gordon Signer
Mayor
John Bluthal
Pisa Vendor
George Chisholm
Street Sweeper
David Fielder
Olympic Runner
Robert Beatty
Tanker Captain
Christopher Malcolm
1st Miner
Larry Lamb
2nd Miner
Geoffrey Steele
Man in Elevator
Jill Goldston
Woman in Crowd (uncredited)
Robert Pugh
Junkyard Worker (uncredited)





Released
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$39,000,000.00
$80,250,623.00
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Reviews

<em>'Superman III'</em> is just rubbish, isn't it? I wasn't hating what I was watching or anything, but I was just sat there continuously thinking: this is just bad, huh. Much of the movie feels like the titular character is sidelined, then even when he is onscreen he's... depressed? Odd choice. Christopher Reeve remains good, no issues there. Margot Kidder is involved but barely features, to b

_**More than it first appears**_ "Superman III" (1983) gets a lot of flack because of the inclusion of slapstick, a parody tone and Richard Pryor, but it is entertaining once you get used to the tone and the presence of Pryor. Christopher Reeve as Superman is good, of course, but you also have Robert Vaughn as the Luthor-like villain and Pamela Stephenson as his attractive female assistant a

Never underestimate the power of computers. After being caught for a money making computer scam, Gus Gorman (Richard Pryor - wonderful) is recruited by unscrupulous multimillionaire Ross Webster (Robert Vaughn). With Gorman's computer expertise, Webster plans to take complete economic control. But first there is the considerable issue of eradicating Superman first... Richard Lester, as every
**Great sequel!** A funny, exciting Superman movie that includes the greatest scene in the franchise - the junkyard fight between Evil Supes and his nerdy counterpart, Clark Kent. Richard Pryor is hilarious as the hapless Gus Gorman - the computer programming genius with a heart. Robert Vaughn makes for a great villain and the special effects are top notch. So much more entertaining than











